FYI there was a previous effort to recreate the CC Analog Board, but it seems to have stalled.
There are probably some useful information in there, nonetheless: https://github.com/pferronato/MacCCAB
edit: And it's forked and slightly improved at https://github.com/maekawa-mugi/MacCCAB
Sorry to necro this thread, but it came up again here: https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/retrorepro-wiki-a-catalogue-of-modern-reproduction-parts-for-vintage-computers.5257/
Any chance we could convince you to upload them to, say, Printables?
This raises a bit of a conundrum: Access to these files require a registered user here on the forum.
As much as I'm an active part here, the Wiki is a separate effort and aimed at being publically available.
Open to suggestions.
Something I've been tinkering with since last year. I tried to launch during #Marchintosh but life had other plans.
The idea is simple: a single place to find modern reproduction parts for vintage hardware. Reloaded logic boards, 3D-printable brackets and buttons, replacement chips, analog...
I sew you had some replies over at Vogon, but I'll put my thoughts down here as well:
That's probably an entirely custom power plug. This smells of POS machine, so there might be some industry standard but I wouldn't actually expect it to be ATX.
One of those pins is probably a soft-power...
Hooray! Congrats on a working SE/30!
And thank you for detailing your steps here - they're now available for everyone ever needing a sanity check for their own SE/30 issues.
This looks SO good. I believe I've seen bits of this project elsewhere on the 'net - Mastodon maybe?
At any rate and impressive mod and a perfect use for a non-working Portable shell.
That card plugs into the PDS slot on the Macintosh SE.
Correct - the SE, and not the SE/30. They look similar, but the cards aren't compatible.
Installation is illustrated here: https://archive.org/details/asante-maccon/page/n31/mode/2up